come to convert words into cell array

g='Eb=3;bb=5;'

g = 'Eb=3;bb=5;'

i want to create arraycell as similar
S={'Eb',3;'bb',5}

S = 2x2 cell array
    {'Eb'}    {[3]}
    {'bb'}    {[5]}

(';' is used to insert a new symbol

Answer 1

[Stephen23]

g = 'Eb=3;bb=5;';
C = textscan(g,'%s%f', 'Delimiter','=', 'EndOfLine',';')

C = 1x2 cell array
    {2x1 cell}    {2x1 double}

C = [C{1},num2cell(C{2})] % not the best way to store this data

C = 2x2 cell array
    {'Eb'}    {[3]}
    {'bb'}    {[5]}

Answer 2

[Manish]

Hi,

I understand that you want to convert the variable‘g’into a cell array‘S’.

You can achieve this by splitting the string using‘strsplit’ functionand adding the result to the cell array.

Here is the code implementation:

g = 'Eb=3;bb=5;';
parts = strsplit(g, ';');
S = {};
for i = 1:length(parts)-1
    varValue = strsplit(parts{i}, '=');
    % Add to cell array
    S{i, 1} = varValue{1};     
    S{i, 2} = str2double(varValue{2}); 
end
disp(S);

    {'Eb'}    {[3]}
    {'bb'}    {[5]}

Here is the documentation link for ‘strsplit’:

• https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/strsplit.html

Hope this solves!